DRAWING FOR THE OCEANS IS A SERIES OF ONLINE CAMPAIGNS TO RAISE AWARENESS AND LOBBY VIA ART ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES WHICH ARE AFFECTING OUR OCEANS.
Artists, we need your art!
- Pierrick via his art looks at highlighting that in the past three decades, our oceans have lost half its coral cover, pollution has caused deadly starfish outbreaks, and global warming has produced horrific coral bleaching.
Coral Barrier Reef
Coral Barrier Reef - Call To Artists | Reckless deep sea mining companies are keen to start plundering the seabed for minerals and metals, risking irreversible wildlife loss and disturbing important carbon stores that could make climate change worseCAMPAIGN FOR THIS ISSUE >
Deep sea mining in our oceans
Deep sea mining in our oceans - Mark Petty, through his art, aims at putting in the spotlight the issue of plastic entering our oceans.
Microplastic pollution in our oceans
Microplastic pollution in our oceans - Alex Leadbeater is aiming at highlighting today's societies and how much plastic we consume.
Plastic consumption - an overview
Plastic consumption - an overview - Camilla Brendon is aiming at highlighting the disastrous effects of plastic leaching and what it means for marine organisms such as the phytoplankton
Plastic flowing into oceans - a phytoplankton disaster
Plastic flowing into oceans - a phytoplankton disaster - Call To Artists | Single-use-plastics frequently do not make it to a landfill or are recycled.[11] A full 32% of the 78 million tons of plastic packaging produced annually is left to flow into our oceans; the equivalent of pouring one garbage truck of plastic into the ocean every minute.CAMPAIGN FOR THIS ISSUE >
Single use plastic bottles
Single use plastic bottles - Pierrick through is art aims at highlighting the effects of Global Warming on the ice cap and especially in both poles - The Artic & Antartica
The Poles are heating up
The Poles are heating up